We are looking for an Accounts Payable Clerk to join a busy retail food store team in Richmond, British Columbia on a Contract basis. This position supports a high-volume accounts payable function and is well suited to someone who is dependable, detail-oriented, and comfortable managing repetitive work with accuracy. You will play an important role in keeping invoice processing on track while working closely with the AP team in an in-office environment.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Process a large weekly volume of supplier invoices with accuracy and attention to deadlines.<br>• Review, code, and enter invoices into the accounting system while ensuring supporting details are complete.<br>• Reconcile vendor statements and investigate discrepancies to help maintain accurate payment records.<br>• Prepare and assist with cheque runs and other scheduled payment activities in accordance with established timelines.<br>• Perform account reconciliations and data entry tasks to support the day-to-day accounts payable cycle.<br>• Communicate with internal teams and external vendors to resolve invoice, payment, and account issues promptly.<br>• Support the department during periods of high workload and staffing changes to help maintain operational continuity.<br>• Assist with accounts payable activities related to system updates and process adjustments as required.<br>• Use Excel and SAP to track transactions, maintain records, and produce accurate financial information.
We are looking for a Senior Product Designer to join a collaborative design team supporting enterprise software experiences in Burlington, Ontario. This Long-term Contract opportunity will focus on strengthening a design system, shaping component standards, and improving consistency across a broad product ecosystem. The role works closely with product, engineering, accessibility, and research partners to create scalable design solutions that balance usability, visual quality, and technical feasibility.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Shape and refine design system foundations, reusable components, and interaction patterns that support consistent product experiences.<br>• Partner with product managers, developers, and subject matter experts to define design needs, clarify priorities, and deliver practical solutions.<br>• Build and maintain a robust Figma component library and related assets that enable designers to work more efficiently and consistently.<br>• Coordinate design work with development timelines, ensuring deliverables are well planned and aligned with product release cycles.<br>• Contribute to research activities by gathering insights, reviewing findings, and turning observations into meaningful design improvements.<br>• Work alongside front-end engineers to support strong alignment between design assets and coded components.<br>• Collaborate with accessibility stakeholders to help ensure components and patterns meet WCAG AA expectations.<br>• Guide product teams in adopting the design system by promoting best practices and supporting implementation across the organization.
We are looking for an experienced Controller to oversee financial operations for an automotive dealership environment in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. This position plays a central role in delivering accurate reporting, guiding operational leaders with financial insight, and supporting sound decision-making across the business. The successful candidate will combine strong technical accounting expertise with a practical, collaborative approach to improving performance and reinforcing effective financial practices.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Direct the monthly close process and evaluate financial results to ensure dealership performance is reported accurately and on schedule.<br>• Interpret operating and financial trends, highlight areas of concern, and present practical recommendations to support stronger business outcomes.<br>• Work closely with General Managers and departmental leadership to identify opportunities to improve margins, control costs, and increase overall efficiency.<br>• Contribute to the preparation of budgets, forecasts, and longer-range financial plans that support organizational goals.<br>• Oversee critical accounting reviews, including reconciliations, payroll, commission calculations, inventory balances, and other key balance sheet items.<br>• Maintain and enhance internal control measures while promoting consistent accounting standards and sound financial procedures.<br>• Support efforts to improve workflows and bring greater consistency to finance operations across multiple dealership locations where applicable.
We are looking for a Purchasing Manager to support a machinery manufacturing operation in Toronto, Ontario through a Long-term Contract assignment. This role will take ownership of supplier-facing commercial agreements, helping ensure procurement arrangements align with project needs, customer commitments, and business risk expectations. Working closely with sourcing, legal, project, and operational teams, the successful candidate will drive contract execution, strengthen supplier terms, and provide clear oversight of obligations throughout the contract lifecycle.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Direct the preparation, review, negotiation, and finalization of supplier contracts, service agreements, statements of work, purchasing terms, and related amendments while coordinating internal approvals.<br>• Translate customer and project commitments into supplier-facing contract requirements to ensure obligations such as delivery, warranties, acceptance criteria, liability, and damages provisions are properly addressed.<br>• Build and maintain a structured obligation tracking process that maps customer requirements to supplier commitments, identifies commercial gaps, and escalates exceptions for resolution before award.<br>• Develop negotiation plans with practical fallback positions covering pricing, payment structures, lead times, production capacity, change management, indemnities, insurance, confidentiality, and intellectual property terms.<br>• Set contracting priorities based on project timelines, supplier importance, spend levels, continuity risk, and existing agreement coverage to keep procurement activity aligned with business deadlines.<br>• Oversee contract performance from initial award to closeout by monitoring milestones, deliverables, notices, renewals, amendments, and supplier adherence to agreed commercial conditions.<br>• Assess supplier requests involving delays, scope revisions, and incremental costs, then negotiate appropriate change orders and support dispute management in collaboration with project and legal teams.<br>• Partner with sales, engineering, quality, finance, project management, sourcing, and legal stakeholders to ensure supplier commitments are realistic, compliant, and operationally achievable.<br>• Maintain organized contract documentation, approval records, templates, and status reporting for leadership, highlighting unresolved issues, pending obligations, and areas of commercial exposure.
<p>We are looking for an experienced Sr. Financial Analyst FP& A to join our client's team in Guelph, Ontario on a 6-mon Contract basis. This role will support regional financial planning, performance analysis, and strategic decision-making by translating complex data into clear business insights. The successful candidate will work closely with leadership and cross-functional partners to strengthen forecasting, budgeting, pricing analysis, and overall financial performance.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Work model: </strong>3 days onsite in Guelph, ON</p><p><strong>Contract duration:</strong> 6 mon</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Deliver monthly reviews of financial performance by assessing revenue trends, sales volume, cost of goods sold, margins, and operating expenses, and summarize key findings for leadership.</p><p>• Create financial models and scenario analyses that uncover profitability opportunities, clarify business drivers, and support informed decision-making.</p><p>• Lead regional budgeting and forecasting activities, including ongoing updates, variance interpretation, and presentation of results to senior management.</p><p>• Analyze gross margin performance across regions, customers, and product lines, and provide recommendations related to pricing and new product decisions.</p><p>• Review manufacturing standard costs and investigate monthly variances to identify issues, trends, and opportunities for improvement.</p><p>• Monitor market conditions and competitive developments, assess potential business impacts, and advise stakeholders on appropriate financial responses.</p><p>• Prepare ad hoc reports, dashboards, and financial analyses for senior leaders to support operational and strategic priorities.</p><p>• Drive continuous improvement in reporting, budgeting, forecasting, and strategic planning processes, including the rollout of analytical tools and support for broader business initiatives.</p><p>• Build effective partnerships with sales, accounting, accounts payable, accounts receivable, and other internal teams to advance regional financial objectives.</p>
<p>We are looking for an experienced Sr. Accountant with hands-on experience working in a shared services environment to join a pharmaceutical organization in Mississauga, Ontario on a contract basis. In this role, you will take ownership of key accounting activities, support accurate and timely financial reporting, and contribute to a disciplined month-end close process. You will serve as a key liaison between corporate finance, shared services, and local business teams, coordinating the resolution of accounting issues, strengthening collaboration, and identifying opportunities to improve processes and efficiency.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><ul><li>Serve as a key liaison between corporate finance, shared services, and local business teams to address accounting inquiries, resolve issues, and ensure alignment on deliverables and reporting expectations.</li><li>Investigate accounting discrepancies and processing issues, identify root causes, and coordinate corrective actions with the appropriate teams through to resolution.</li><li>Lead core month-end accounting activities, including preparing and reviewing journal entries, reconciliations, and reporting packages for corporate finance.</li><li>Manage the full close cycle for assigned entities, coordinating shared services inputs and ensuring deadlines are met and financial information is complete, accurate, and compliant with reporting requirements.</li><li>Review work and financial information provided by shared services, address gaps or errors, and follow up on outstanding items to support a timely and accurate close.</li><li>Assess intercompany billings to confirm correct coding, reasonableness, and allocation across business units and profit centres, working with corporate and shared services teams to resolve discrepancies.</li><li>Collaborate with FP& A to analyze differences between actual results and budget or forecast and provide meaningful explanations for cost centre variances.</li><li>Perform detailed account and cost analysis to support decision-making, highlight trends, and improve financial visibility.</li><li>Identify inefficiencies in accounting workflows, handoffs, and communication between teams, and help implement practical improvements that reduce errors, rework, and delays.</li><li>Maintain adherence to accounting standards, internal controls, and company policies while strengthening process documentation and clarifying responsibilities across teams.</li><li>Support internal and external audits by coordinating documentation, responding to inquiries, and assisting with tax-related financial requests.</li><li>Apply sound judgment to prioritize deliverables, take ownership of issue resolution, and escalate matters appropriately.</li></ul><p><br></p>
We are looking for a Business Development Manager to drive revenue growth and expand market presence in Stoney Creek, Ontario. This role combines strategic planning with hands-on field sales, focusing on building strong customer relationships, identifying new business opportunities, and improving profitability across the territory. The successful candidate will use market insights to guide sales efforts, support team performance, and contribute to long-term business development in the fire safety and fire suppression systems sector.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Drive profitable sales growth within the assigned territory by managing opportunities, strengthening account performance, and maintaining focus on margin and cost control.<br>• Contribute to annual sales planning by preparing forecasts, assessing market potential, and tracking year-over-year performance to support budget development.<br>• Monitor competitor activity, pricing conditions, and industry developments, then share actionable insights that help expand distribution channels and reinforce customer relationships.<br>• Identify emerging markets, new service opportunities, and product expansion possibilities, and work with internal stakeholders to align pricing and go-to-market strategies.<br>• Support the development of sales targets and business plans, review progress against goals, and provide coaching that helps improve team effectiveness.<br>• Build and maintain a strong pipeline through prospecting, cold outreach, client visits, and ongoing relationship management with new and existing customers.<br>• Help move opportunities through the sales cycle by documenting account activity, supporting negotiations, resolving customer concerns, and encouraging effective selling practices across the team.<br>• Represent the company at trade shows, industry events, and customer-facing functions while gathering market intelligence and promoting business growth opportunities.<br>• Promote a safe working environment by following health and safety requirements, participating in training, and reinforcing compliance with company and legislative standards.<br>• Prepare reports, participate in management and sales meetings, and support broader team development initiatives, including training and succession planning.
We're working with a growing Canadian organization seeking a Graphic Designer to support a high-priority product refresh initiative. This is a short-term, execution-focused contract ideal for a designer who enjoys production work, maintaining brand consistency, and updating existing creative assets. Duration Approx. 2-3 month contract permanent hours (Monday-Friday) Location Onsite in Guelph, ON What You'll Be Doing Update and refresh existing product and marketing materials Create and revise brochures, datasheets, catalogs, marketing collateral, and other print assets Ensure consistency across all branding and product documentation Work closely with an internal Graphic Designer to execute creative updates Prepare production-ready files for print and digital distribution Manage multiple revisions while maintaining attention to detail and accuracy
We are looking for a detail-oriented Labour Relations Assistant & Reception Coordinator to support daily HR and labour relations operations within a busy marine environment in Vancouver, British Columbia. This role combines confidential administrative coordination with front-desk coverage, requiring strong organization, sound judgment, and a detail-oriented approach when working with employees, union representatives, leaders, and visitors. The successful candidate will help keep records accurate, schedules current, and workplace communications moving efficiently while contributing to a well-run office.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Support labour relations staff and department leadership by preparing correspondence, organizing records, and ensuring documents are properly completed, distributed, and retained.<br>• Maintain accurate electronic and paper filing systems, including grievance, discipline, and arbitration documentation, while protecting sensitive information in line with privacy expectations.<br>• Monitor incoming union-related requests and labour relations deadlines, confirm required details, and follow up to help ensure timely responses and dependable recordkeeping.<br>• Coordinate internal communications and scheduling activities, such as all-staff notices, manager on-call updates, training arrangements, meeting logistics, and catering requirements.<br>• Review administrative submissions related to employee leave, workforce requests, pay claims, vacation advances, and board status changes, and process updates with accuracy.<br>• Provide reception coverage as needed by welcoming visitors, managing sign-ins and visitor passes, directing inquiries, and supporting meeting room bookings.<br>• Handle incoming and outgoing mail, courier items, office supply needs, and travel or hotel arrangements to support smooth daily operations.<br>• Update spreadsheets, trackers, and other administrative records, reconcile the corporate credit card, and assist with special projects as assigned.
We are looking for a Finance Transformation Consultant to join our team in Gormley, Ontario on a Long-term Contract basis. This position will lead financial performance oversight across costing, revenue, billing, and core accounting activities, while partnering closely with sales and operations to improve visibility and protect profitability. The successful candidate will bring strong commercial acumen, hands-on financial leadership, and the ability to turn operational data into clear reporting and practical business decisions.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Develop and enhance costing frameworks for specialized transportation, rigging, and project-based work to support accurate estimating and margin control.<br>• Monitor job performance against approved labour, equipment, and budget assumptions, and escalate emerging scope or cost overruns before they affect profitability.<br>• Administer the change order workflow by ensuring out-of-scope work is validated, priced appropriately, and submitted for commercial approval before further costs are incurred.<br>• Compare actual job expenses with estimates on an ongoing basis, investigate variances, and prepare analysis by project, customer, and service category.<br>• Partner with operational leaders to confirm that labour, materials, subcontractor charges, and equipment usage are recorded correctly and assigned to the proper jobs.<br>• Lead a small sales team by setting expectations, reviewing pipeline activity, and tracking revenue performance against forecast and budget targets.<br>• Oversee pricing, quoting, invoicing, revenue recognition, and collections to support healthy cash flow and consistent financial accuracy.<br>• Review bank reconciliations, general ledger activity, accruals, and closing entries, while contributing to month-end and year-end financial close processes.<br>• Prepare regular management reporting on margins, sales results, cash position, and process improvement opportunities, and coach direct reports across billing and sales functions.
We are looking for a Property Accountant to join a real estate and property organization in Richmond Hill, Ontario on a Long-term Contract basis. In this role, you will oversee accounting activities for a portfolio of properties while helping deliver accurate reporting, meaningful financial analysis, and dependable operational support. This opportunity is well suited to someone who enjoys working with detail-driven financial information, partnering with cross-functional teams, and identifying smarter ways to improve reporting and accounting processes.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Manage complete accounting activities for an assigned property portfolio, including preparing journal entries, reconciling accounts, producing financial statements, and reviewing budget performance.<br>• Analyze monthly results by comparing actuals to forecasts and budgets, then explain notable variances and the factors influencing property performance.<br>• Provide accounting support for property transactions such as acquisitions, sales, refinancing, and related financing activities, including required financial setup and follow-up.<br>• Partner with teams across operations, corporate accounting, investor reporting, payroll, finance, acquisitions, and accounts payable to resolve questions and provide accurate financial insight.<br>• Contribute to broader portfolio reporting needs by supporting executive summaries, investor reporting packages, property tax matters, reconciliation activities, and lender-related requirements.<br>• Assist with external and investor-related audits by preparing supporting documentation, responding to requests, and helping ensure timely completion of deliverables.<br>• Prepare year-end working papers and schedules, and support the review of U.S. partnership tax return information for investors where required.<br>• Evaluate existing workflows and recommend practical improvements that enhance efficiency, strengthen controls, and support more effective reporting and analysis.
We are looking for an Assistant Controller to support the financial operations of a real estate organization in Scarborough, Ontario. This position plays a key role in maintaining accurate reporting, strengthening internal controls, and helping the accounting team meet daily and monthly objectives. The successful candidate will bring strong technical accounting knowledge, sound judgment, and the ability to work effectively across core finance functions.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Support the preparation of monthly, quarterly, and year-end financial statements while helping to ensure accuracy and timeliness across all reporting activities.<br>• Oversee day-to-day accounting operations, including general ledger activity, account reconciliations, and the review of financial entries prepared by the team.<br>• Guide accounts payable and accounts receivable processes to promote efficient cash flow management and consistent financial recordkeeping.<br>• Assist with budgeting, forecasting, and variance analysis by compiling financial data and identifying key trends that support business planning.<br>• Help maintain and improve internal controls, audit readiness, and compliance with established accounting policies and reporting standards.<br>• Work with accounting software and ERP platforms to support financial processes, improve data integrity, and address system-related issues as needed.<br>• Participate in audit preparation by organizing documentation, responding to information requests, and supporting external and internal review activities.<br>• Collaborate with finance leadership on process improvements, special projects, and operational reporting that supports informed decision-making.
We are looking for an IPP Property Accountant to join a busy accounting team in Vancouver, British Columbia on a Long-term Contract basis. In this fully onsite role, you will oversee day-to-day accounting for a mixed-use portfolio with a strong concentration in residential rental properties, while partnering with property operations and corporate finance contacts. This opportunity is well suited to someone who is comfortable managing full-cycle property accounting, monitoring cash activity, and maintaining accurate tenant and lease records in a fast-paced environment.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Produce monthly, quarterly, and year-end financial reports, along with reconciliations, schedules, and supporting working papers to ensure accurate property results.<br>• Track and forecast property cash positions by monitoring inflows, payments, bank activity, and short-term funding needs.<br>• Administer accounting related to residential tenancy changes, including unit onboarding and departures, deposit tracking, rent setup, and account adjustments.<br>• Examine lease documentation and keep tenant profiles, billing details, and rental data current within Yardi.<br>• Partner with property management teams to review costs, validate recoveries or reimbursements, and support accurate financial reporting for each asset.<br>• Contribute to the budgeting cycle by compiling financial inputs and explaining variances between actual performance and planned results.<br>• Liaise with Accounts Payable to help coordinate invoice processing and manage project and property disbursements on a timely basis.<br>• Prepare audit support materials and respond to requests from external auditors by organizing records and reconciling key balances.<br>• Maintain orderly financial, accounting, and contract files while identifying practical ways to strengthen accounting procedures and controls.
We are looking for an Assistant Controller to join our team in Scarborough, Ontario on a Long-term Contract basis. This role will support day-to-day accounting operations, payroll coordination, and month-end activities while helping maintain accuracy across payables, receivables, cash management, and financial reporting. The successful candidate will bring strong attention to detail, sound judgement, and the ability to manage multiple financial priorities in a fast-paced environment.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Monitor incoming bank activity each day, identify customer payments, and share deposit details with the appropriate team member so receipts can be applied accurately.<br>• Examine accounts payable entries for accuracy by confirming supporting documentation, approvals, invoice details, taxes, totals, and general ledger coding before payments are processed.<br>• Arrange advance payments when required and schedule outgoing bill payments to ensure time-sensitive obligations are settled by their due dates.<br>• Review the weekly vendor payment schedule, coordinate cheque preparation and supporting documents, verify payment packages, and record cheque, bill, and wire transactions in the accounting system.<br>• Track outstanding receivables, assess aged balances, and follow up with internal stakeholders to clarify expected payment timing or resolve delays.<br>• Move funds between accounts as needed to maintain adequate cash levels and prevent overdrafts.<br>• Administer bi-monthly payroll for Canadian and U.S. office employees, including expense reimbursements at mid-period and commission payments at month-end.<br>• Prepare sales commission reporting for approval and support monthly close activities such as reconciliations, journal entries, tax filings, prepaids, fixed asset tracking, and general ledger cleanup.
We are looking for an Accountant to join a Toronto, Ontario team in a Long-term Contract position. This role supports day-to-day financial operations while providing clear analysis and dependable reporting that helps leaders make sound business decisions. The successful candidate will contribute to accurate accounting records, strong controls, and coordinated financial administration across areas such as payments, reconciliations, investment activity, and contract support. This position also plays an important part in finance process improvement and in supporting the rollout, adoption, and ongoing enhancement of the organization’s financial management system.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Oversee core accounting records by maintaining the general ledger and related financial documentation with a high degree of accuracy.<br>• Manage payable and receivable activities, including reviewing invoices, processing transactions, and helping ensure payments and receipts are recorded on time.<br>• Complete regular reconciliations for bank accounts, corporate credit cards, and other balance sheet items to support reliable financial reporting.<br>• Prepare monthly, quarterly, annual, and ad hoc financial analyses that highlight trends, explain variances, and identify potential risks or opportunities.<br>• Support planning activities through budget-to-actual reporting, forecasting, cash flow review, and financial modelling for management use.<br>• Record and reconcile investment transactions, confirm portfolio balances against custodian information, and produce periodic investment reporting for stakeholders.<br>• Assist with audit and compliance requirements by organizing schedules, preparing supporting documentation, and helping meet legislative and policy obligations.<br>• Strengthen finance operations by documenting procedures, recommending efficiencies, and serving as a key support resource for financial system configuration, testing, training, and continuous improvement.<br>• Coordinate finance-related deliverables, monitor reporting timelines, and maintain organized contract records to help ensure deadlines and administrative requirements are met.
<p>We are looking for an experienced Senior Cost Accountant to join a Toronto, Ontario team in a Long-term Contract position. This role focuses on inventory and cost accounting, month-end activities, and financial analysis within a complex operating environment. The successful candidate will work closely with operations and other business partners to strengthen reporting accuracy, support process improvements, and provide meaningful financial insight to leadership.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Manage cost accounting activities by maintaining calculations, monitoring cost flows, and supporting consistent valuation practices.</p><p>• Partner with operations, logistics, and other internal teams to investigate inventory variances and improve the accuracy of stock balances.</p><p>• Complete quarterly standard cost assessments and evaluate the financial impact of updates in collaboration with operational stakeholders.</p><p>• Reconcile third-party logistics shipment records against internal data, including analysis of goods in transit and related discrepancies.</p><p>• Contribute to inventory management system testing and help shape process design as part of implementation-related activities.</p><p>• Prepare journal entries and account reconciliations for assigned accounts during the month-end close cycle.</p><p>• Review financial results for designated areas, perform variance analysis, and present key findings to senior management.</p><p>• Analyze product costing, cost of goods sold, gross margins, and profitability trends to support business decision-making.</p><p>• Lead support activities for quarterly and year-end audits, oversee cycle count controls, and help maintain compliance with accounting standards and internal policies.</p>
We are looking for an experienced Bookkeeper to join a property-focused accounting team in British Columbia on a contract basis. This 12-month leave opportunity is ideal for someone who enjoys hands-on accounting work, can manage a high level of detail, and is confident handling full-cycle bookkeeping responsibilities. The role is fully onsite and offers the chance to support multiple entities and property-related accounts within a detail-focused business environment.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Oversee complete bookkeeping activities for several legal entities and commercial or retail property accounts, ensuring records remain accurate and current.<br>• Administer accounts payable tasks, including preparing and coordinating regular cheque payments to vendors.<br>• Manage receivables by issuing invoices, tracking incoming payments, and processing charges related to security deposits.<br>• Record banking and credit card transactions and carry out reconciliations across multiple accounts to maintain financial accuracy.<br>• Prepare month-end and year-end journal entries and assist with closing procedures in a timely manner.<br>• Maintain statutory filings, remittances, prepaid expense continuity schedules, and other supporting accounting records.<br>• Contribute to project-related accounting by monitoring leasehold improvement spending and construction cost activity.<br>• Review expenses, assign appropriate general ledger coding, and keep organized documentation for audit and reporting purposes.<br>• Prepare payroll-related cheques for a small employee group and provide broader accounting support to the property finance team as needed.
We are looking for a Payroll Specialist to join a construction and contractor organization in Toronto, Ontario on a Contract basis. This opportunity is ideal for someone with payroll experience who can step in quickly, manage high-volume payroll activity, and help maintain continuity during a retirement transition. The position supports a large Canadian workforce with a mix of salaried, hourly, unionized, non-unionized, and seasonal employees. This role requires strong attention to detail, confidence with payroll systems, and the ability to work effectively in a collaborative environment with a regular onsite presence.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Process weekly payroll for a large employee population, ensuring earnings, deductions, and payments are completed accurately and on schedule.<br>• Review and import time and attendance data from systems such as Kronos and other site-based tracking tools before finalizing payroll in Dayforce.<br>• Administer payroll for hourly employees across unionized and non-unionized groups, applying pay rates and employment terms in accordance with collective agreements and company policies.<br>• Prepare and distribute pay statements for applicable employee groups each week, including coordinating required mailings and internal delivery timelines.<br>• Enter and validate payroll adjustments such as bonuses, allowances, and other special payments while confirming that calculations are correct.<br>• Maintain employee wage information, payroll records, and supporting spreadsheets, including reconciliations related to union dues and other payroll-specific reporting.<br>• Support pension, TFSA, and benefits-related payroll inputs for multiple union groups, taking into account varying local agreement requirements.<br>• Run payroll reports for review and submit completed payroll information for approval prior to final processing.<br>• Provide hands-on knowledge transfer support during the contract period to help preserve key payroll processes and ensure uninterrupted service.<br>• Assist with payroll administration for seasonal staff and summer students, including manual entry of hours when required.
We are looking for a Staff Accountant to join a busy public practice team. This role is well suited to someone who enjoys managing a high volume of client files while delivering accurate accounting and tax work across a range of small engagements. The successful candidate will contribute to compilation and review work, prepare corporate and personal tax returns, and maintain strong client relationships through responsive and attentive service.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Prepare compilation and review engagement files for a diverse portfolio of small business and individual clients.<br>• Complete corporate and personal income tax returns with a high level of accuracy and attention to deadlines.<br>• Handle required organizational and government filings in accordance with applicable Canadian regulatory requirements.<br>• Communicate directly with clients to gather information, clarify issues, and build strong working relationships across multiple accounts.<br>• Support accounting processes by assisting with limited bookkeeping tasks, including maintaining financial records where needed.<br>• Perform bank reconciliations, post journal entries, and help maintain complete and accurate general ledger records.<br>• Contribute to month-end activities and ensure client files are organized, up to date, and ready for reporting.<br>• Use CaseWare, CaseView, and tax preparation software to complete files efficiently and maintain documentation standards.
<p>We are looking for a Senior Property Accountant to join a real estate organization in Scarborough, Ontario on a Contract basis. This role supports the financial oversight of a sizeable portfolio of commercial and residential properties by producing accurate reporting, maintaining strong accounting processes, and contributing to budgeting and forecasting activities. The successful candidate will work closely with property management and finance teams to ensure lease-related billings, recoveries, reconciliations, and cash flow reporting are handled with accuracy and timeliness.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Lead month-end, quarter-end, and year-end accounting activities, including reviewing journal entries, accruals, prepaid expenses, and general ledger balances to ensure records are complete and properly classified.</p><p>• Prepare regular financial reports and quarterly analyses that highlight property performance, net operating income, budget-to-actual results, and notable fluctuations across the portfolio.</p><p>• Reconcile bank accounts, receivables, payables, and intercompany balances on a recurring basis, and investigate discrepancies to maintain reliable financial information.</p><p>• Maintain detailed continuity schedules for capital projects, fixed assets, depreciation, tenant inducements, and leasing-related costs in accordance with established accounting policies.</p><p>• Validate rent rolls against lease documentation, billing records, and accounting data to confirm rent changes, key lease dates, incentives, deposits, and other tenant charges are reflected correctly.</p><p>• Calculate and reconcile recoverable operating costs, including common area expenses, taxes, maintenance, insurance, and related tenant billings, based on lease terms and approved allocation methods.</p><p>• Prepare cash flow reports and short-term forecasts by monitoring collections, payments, arrears, and upcoming funding requirements, escalating concerns when needed.</p><p>• Support the development of annual budgets and periodic forecasts by partnering with finance and property operations teams to assess revenues, vacancies, expenses, recoveries, and capital plans.</p><p>• Review accounts payable and accounts receivable activity, assist with collection follow-up, and ensure financial transactions are supported by appropriate documentation and approvals.sENIOR </p>
We are looking for an experienced Controller to join a non-profit organization in Vancouver, British Columbia on a Contract basis. This position will lead core accounting and financial stewardship activities, delivering timely reporting, reliable analysis, and strong oversight to support sound operational and strategic decisions. The successful candidate will work closely with leadership and department teams to strengthen budgeting, compliance, and financial planning across the organization.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Direct the preparation of monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements, ensuring accuracy, completeness, and alignment with applicable accounting and regulatory standards.<br>• Oversee the general ledger by reviewing entries, reconciliations, and account classifications to maintain dependable financial records.<br>• Provide financial reporting and insights to senior leadership, including clear summaries of results, trends, forecasts, and key performance indicators.<br>• Lead the annual budgeting cycle in partnership with department leaders, while monitoring expenditures and explaining variances against approved plans.<br>• Perform financial analysis to identify risks, highlight opportunities for savings, and support efficient use of organizational resources.<br>• Establish and maintain internal control practices that protect assets, strengthen financial integrity, and reduce exposure to error or fraud.<br>• Coordinate the annual external audit process, prepare required schedules and documentation, and respond to audit findings or recommendations.<br>• Manage cash flow, banking activity, and fund balances to ensure the organization can meet operational needs and make informed treasury decisions.<br>• Oversee the financial tracking and reporting of restricted and unrestricted funding, including grants and donor-supported programs, in collaboration with program teams.<br>• Supervise and support finance staff, encourage focused growth, and contribute additional financial leadership duties as needed.
We are looking for an experienced Plant Controller to oversee financial operations for a manufacturing environment in Markham, Ontario. This role will provide leadership across budgeting, reporting, cost analysis, and financial controls while supporting sound business decisions. The successful candidate will work closely with operational leaders to improve performance, strengthen accountability, and maintain accurate financial information.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Direct the plant’s financial planning activities, including annual budgets, forecasts, and ongoing variance analysis.<br>• Prepare timely financial reports that highlight operating results, cost trends, and key risks for leadership review.<br>• Monitor manufacturing expenses, inventory, and capital spending to support profitability and efficient resource use.<br>• Oversee accounting activities to ensure records are accurate, complete, and aligned with internal policies and reporting standards.<br>• Partner with plant leadership to evaluate performance, identify improvement opportunities, and support data-driven decision-making.<br>• Conduct ad hoc financial analysis to address business questions, assess operational impacts, and guide strategic actions.<br>• Support the effective use of financial and accounting systems such as Epicor, ADP, and other reporting tools as needed.<br>• Strengthen internal controls and financial processes to improve compliance, consistency, and operational effectiveness.
We are looking for an Accounts Receivable Clerk to support day-to-day receivables operations in Ontario. This role focuses on maintaining accurate customer accounts, processing incoming payments, and helping ensure invoices and collections are handled efficiently. The ideal candidate brings strong attention to detail, sound judgement, and the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced accounting environment.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Prepare and issue customer invoices accurately and on schedule while confirming supporting details are complete.<br>• Apply incoming payments to the correct accounts and investigate any discrepancies to keep records current.<br>• Reconcile customer balances regularly and resolve variances through careful review of account activity.<br>• Follow up on overdue accounts in a thoughtful and detail-focused manner to support timely collection of outstanding receivables.<br>• Maintain organized billing and payment documentation to support reporting, audit readiness, and internal controls.<br>• Work closely with internal teams and external customers to address payment questions, remittance issues, and account concerns.<br>• Use accounting systems and spreadsheets to track receivables activity, monitor ageing, and produce accurate account information.
<p>We are looking for a Senior Cyber Security Specialist to strengthen and advance our security operations in North York, Ontario. In this role, you will help protect enterprise systems, cloud platforms, and end-user environments by identifying risks, responding to threats, and driving practical security improvements. You will work across infrastructure, identity, endpoint, and network security while supporting compliance efforts and promoting a strong security culture throughout the organization.</p><p><br></p><p>This role is hybrid 2 days onsite in North York! </p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Monitor, investigate, and respond to security events across cloud, network, endpoint, and identity environments using SIEM and threat detection tools.</p><p>• Conduct vulnerability assessments, interpret findings, and partner with technical teams to prioritize and track remediation activities.</p><p>• Administer and enhance security controls within Microsoft technologies, including Defender, Sentinel, Intune, Entra, Microsoft 365, and Azure.</p><p>• Strengthen firewall and perimeter protections by configuring, reviewing, and troubleshooting platforms such as Check Point and Cisco security technologies.</p><p>• Support incident response efforts by analyzing suspicious activity, containing threats, documenting outcomes, and recommending preventive measures.</p><p>• Contribute to governance, risk, and compliance initiatives by helping align security practices with recognized frameworks and internal requirements.</p><p>• Promote security awareness by assisting with education programs, guidance materials, and practical recommendations for reducing user-related risk.</p><p>• Assess and improve security architecture with a focus on Zero Trust principles, network segmentation, identity protection, and endpoint resilience.</p>
<p>We are looking for a Collection Specialist to join an IT Software organization on a Contract basis in Vancouver, British Columbia. This role is ideal for someone who is detail oriented and can combine sound credit judgment with effective collections support in a fast-paced business-to-business environment. The position begins with on-site training for the first one to two weeks before transitioning to a fully remote arrangement, offering a structured onboarding experience and flexibility throughout the assignment. This contract is expected to run until the end of the year.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Assess customer credit applications that require manual review and determine appropriate outcomes based on financial and risk-related information.</p><p>• Analyze financial statements, credit bureau data, payment trends, and trade references to evaluate the reliability of new and existing business customers.</p><p>• Authorize, modify, or decline credit requests within established approval limits while supporting balanced business growth and risk control.</p><p>• Review unique billing structures or payment arrangements and escalate exceptions when further approval is required.</p><p>• Share clear credit decisions and supporting rationale with internal stakeholders, including sales, billing, and collections teams.</p><p>• Recommend practical improvements to current credit review practices by identifying inefficiencies or gaps in automated processes.</p><p>• Assist with collection activities by following up on overdue accounts and maintaining clear and respectful communication with customers.</p><p>• Keep account notes, payment updates, and collection actions current to support accurate records and timely follow-through.</p><p>• Help manage daily administrative and operational tasks within the collections function while meeting competing deadlines effectively.</p>